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Home / Research / Economics of unconventional gas development
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Fossil Fuel Mining, Tax, Spending & the Budget

Economics of unconventional gas development

June 19, 2017 by Rod Campbell
  • Climate & Energy
  • Economics
  • Environment

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Rod Campbell

Research Director

Development of unconventional gas in the NT risks connecting the NT to the chaos in wider Australian gas markets. As the nation becomes a major gas exporter with record production there have been no winners.

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